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… thing to be bought and sold at the will of his master—he could have no more information than was compatible with the … Bible by the laity, and yet the time had not come when a single church in the United States had made a single movement towards giving a single Bible to a slave …

… continued to veto the MFF, the other 25 member states could create the recovery fund through the EU’s “enhanced … under the mechanism would be promptly reviewed at the initiative of the member state or by the Commission no more … of imminent war, there has been at least a bit of good news recently in the EU’s long-running dispute with Poland …

… identifying accountability mechanisms for international investment – to name just three of twenty-eight fascinating …

… and his wife. What is meant by the “two-person, single career” model of anthropology? The concept “two person, single career” was elaborated by sociologist Hanna Papanek in … abilities and the couple’ shared interest in literature could have influenced Malinowski toward adopting a more …

… and other artists also responded to the sociopolitical climate in their respective countries and to larger conflicts …

… are altering Asia’s strategic geography.  At one time Asia could be divided up into regions, like South Asia, Southwest … Business is a major driver in China’s One Belt, One Road initiative, because it expands China’s export markets with … with nuclear blackmail, which in any case never arose a single time in the Cold War. Both sides were risk averse, …

… in the country, including unauthorized immigrants and green-card holders. Last June, the Supreme Court narrowly … Talks” interview about the Census (a North Carolina NPR news program)  Mar 25, 2020 … MacMillan Center … …

… table of slave prices declining to zero over 13 years) could not revert the crisis. By 1887, investors and even …

… the world had entered a “unipolar moment” — dominated by a single great power, the United States. Monteiro’s first book, … an even worse conflict. The specter of nuclear weapons could trigger such concerns. Debs and Monteiro argued that … under different conditions. If the international community could be sure to detect other countries’ nuclear programs — …

… scholarly attention, and what exists too often privileges single disciplinary or national perspectives. Adopting a …